Good Life Broadcasting

About Good Life Broadcasting

Good Life Broadcasting Inc’s largest recent grant was a $2,000,000 contribution to Nathaniel's Hope in Orlando, a sign that the foundation can make very large gifts alongside smaller, targeted support. The grant record points to a funder that ties religion and media broadcasting to direct support for churches, faith-based nonprofits, and community-serving organizations. Its recent awards include major support for Convoy of Hope, matching gifts for local organizations, and funding tied to campaigns, relief efforts, scholarships, and asset purchases. That mix suggests a grantmaker that uses a range of tools rather than a single grant type. The foundation’s pattern also shows continuity in Florida-based giving, with many awards going to organizations in Orlando, Winter Park, Casselberry, Sanford, Maitland, Oviedo, Windermere, and Lake Mary. Recurring support appears in several cases, including repeated gifts to Man in the Mirror, Compass-finances God's Way, and Better Man Ministries. Faith-related institutions and ministries are prominent throughout the record, but the portfolio also includes disaster relief and services for community members through groups such as Operation Blessing International Relief and Development Corporation and Calvary Assembly of God.

What Good Life Broadcasting Funds

Religion is central to the foundation’s giving. In 2024, it gave $500,000 to Choices Women's Clinic as a campaign match, and it also supported Christian Help Foundation through a $60,000 matching contribution in 2023. Several gifts go to churches or ministries, including Metro Life Church, Better Man Ministries, and Man in the Mirror. Media and broadcasting sit behind the organization’s identity, but the grant list shows the charitable expression of that mission through community-facing programs. The foundation backed prayer-breakfast activity with a $10,000 donation to Vision Orlando and supported scholarship-related work through Anchor Church and Elevation Scholars Inc. Community services appear in practical forms as well. Four Winds Ecclesia Inc (Youth With a Mission Orlando) received $164,920 for a fleet purchase, and Calvary Assembly of God received $400,000 for a fire safety campaign/match. Disaster relief also shows up in the record through gifts to Operation Blessing International Relief and Development Corporation and Convoy of Hope for earthquake response.

How Good Life Broadcasting Gives